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NVIDIA

Senior Solution Engineer, Networking

NVIDIA

full time · Senior

$168,000 – $322,000

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What this role is

This role involves deep technical expertise in NVIDIA's networking technologies for AI infrastructure, where you'll troubleshoot complex customer issues and collaborate with R&D teams to resolve problems in high-speed interconnect systems like InfiniBand and NVLink. It suits experienced systems software engineers with strong backgrounds in Linux kernel development, embedded networking, and customer-facing technical support.

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What they ask for

Required

  • BS in Computer Science, Electrical Engineering, or Software Engineering or equivalent
  • 8+ years C programming in Linux and embedded systems
  • Proficiency in Python
  • 8+ years developing software for network infrastructure components such as NIC drivers, switch ASICs, embedded firmware, or network operating systems
  • 3+ years directly supporting end-customers or integrators for network equipment
  • Strong system software expertise spanning firmware, BIOS, kernel, drivers, and operating systems
  • Professional-level communication skills adapted to audience technical level

Nice to have

  • Background in AI infrastructure and HPC networking
  • Experience programming switch and NIC ASICs and SDKs
  • Experience with InfiniBand or non-Ethernet network technologies
  • Experience developing or supporting DPUs or SmartNICs
  • Knowledge of HPC performance test tools and NVIDIA AI stacks like NCCL, MPI, DOCA, CUDA

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